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United Kingdom Terry McDermott is a former professional footballer revered for his midfield prowess with Liverpool and Newcastle United, transitioning into an extensive coaching career.
Standard Chartered is a global banking group. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Adidas is a global designer and manufacturer of athletic shoes, apparel, and accessories. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
AXA is a multinational insurance company. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Expedia is a global travel technology company. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Carlsberg is a Danish multinational brewer. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
EA Sports is a developer and publisher of sports video games. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
EC Markets provides financial trading services. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Extreme Networks provides network infrastructure equipment and software. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Google Pixel offers a line of consumer electronic devices developed by Google. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Haier is a multinational home appliances and consumer electronics company. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Husqvarna is a Swedish manufacturer of outdoor power products. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Japan Airlines (JAL) is the flag carrier of Japan. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Kodansha is a Japanese publishing company. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Lucozade is a brand of soft drink. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Orion Inc. is an IT services and consulting company. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Peloton is an exercise equipment and media company. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Strauss is an official partner of Liverpool FC, details available on their website.
UPS is a global logistics and package delivery company. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Visit Maldives is the official tourism board for the Maldives. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Wasabi provides cloud storage systems. This partnership is noted on the official Liverpool FC website.
Terence McDermott, known as Terry Mac, was born on December 8, 1951, in Liverpool, England. He began his professional football career at Bury in 1969, making 90 appearances and scoring 8 goals before moving to Newcastle United in 1973. While at Newcastle, he played in the 1974 FA Cup final against his boyhood club, Liverpool, before joining the Merseyside club later that same year under manager Bob Paisley.
McDermott’s career at Liverpool spanned 1974 to 1982, a period marked by significant team success. He made 329 appearances and scored 81 goals for the club, evolving into a complete midfield player recognized for his relentless energy and goal-scoring ability. A turning point in his Liverpool career came in the 1976-77 season when he secured a regular starting position, contributing to a League title win and scoring in the European Cup final. His influence at Anfield grew, culminating in him becoming the first player to win both the PFA Players’ Player of the Year and FWA Footballer of the Year awards in the same season (1979-80). He also scored several memorable goals during this time, including an audacious chip against Everton and a spectacular long-range header against Tottenham.
After leaving Liverpool in 1982, McDermott returned to Newcastle United, playing alongside former Liverpool teammate Kevin Keegan and contributing to their promotion to the top flight in 1984. He then moved to Cork City in Ireland in 1985 and APOEL FC in Cyprus from 1985 to 1987, winning the Cypriot Championship and Super Cup. Post-playing, McDermott embarked on a coaching career, serving as assistant manager at Newcastle United, Celtic, Huddersfield Town, and Birmingham City. In 2021, he announced his diagnosis with Lewy body dementia, publicly addressing the need to battle the condition.
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